Hawai'i has begun charging nonresidents to fish, expecting to raise $1 million annually for conservation and restoration projects. The fees are $20 for a day, $40 for seven days, or $70 annually, with exceptions for military and under-15 youth.

HDOT announces lane closures in Lahaina for sewer line installation and paving related to affordable housing project.

HDOT warns of traffic delays due to the transport of modular homes for wildfire survivors in Lahaina on specific nights in February, affecting routes to Ka Laʻi Ola site.

Riley Saito has been appointed as the executive director of NELHA, bringing experience from energy sector roles for advancing Hawaii's energy and food security.

The Explore Outdoor Hawai‘i website won a gold award at the Horizon Interactive Awards for its user-friendly platform providing information on Hawai‘i's outdoor activities.

The County of Maui reported improved wastewater services in West Maui, with services fully restored for 61 properties in Kelawea Mauka after 2023 wildfires.

The University of Hawaiʻi Community Design Center completed a study, "Breaking Cycles," proposing reforms and new designs for the Oʻahu Community Correctional Center focused on rehabilitation and restorative justice.

Kekaha Road resurfacing causes closures from February 10 to 14, with restricted access and no parking. Drivers should expect delays and follow flagger instructions.

Travelers on Kūhiō Highway in Waikoko face delays due to a 24/7 one-lane closure for hill stabilization work, with traffic signals and reduced speed limits in place.

Honolulu's forecast includes drier weather with partly sunny skies, isolated showers on windward slopes, and an active marine environment with high surf advisories in place. Rain chances may increase late next week.

Hawai'i Island police seek public help to identify a female theft suspect from a December incident in Kailua-Kona.

An 86-year-old woman, Yvonne Mira, died after a car crash in Hilo. The driver, Ken Rosene, was initially charged with DUI and first-degree negligent injury; charges were later upgraded.

Attorneys general from 14 states oppose Trump's actions on gender-affirming care, refuting any connection with 'female genital mutilation' and vowing to enforce state laws protecting such care.